To improve or make better; to correct a flaw

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To improve or make better; to correct a flaw Ameliorate To improve or make better; to correct a flaw

With assurance, great self-confidence Aplomb With assurance, great self-confidence

Inexperienced, immature, without feathers Callow Inexperienced, immature, without feathers

Saliva or mucus flowing from the nose or mouth; nonsense; waste Drivel Saliva or mucus flowing from the nose or mouth; nonsense; waste

To urge strongly, advise earnestly Exhort To urge strongly, advise earnestly

Infringe To trespass; intrude

Weariness of mind or body, lack of energy Lassitude Weariness of mind or body, lack of energy

1000 years; time of great joy Millennium 1000 years; time of great joy

To spread or soak through Permeate To spread or soak through

Strict, severe; bitter to the taste Stringent Strict, severe; bitter to the taste